The NBA free agency moratorium period has kicked off, and Day 1 saw teams across the league making moves to strengthen their rosters for the upcoming season. From big-name re-signings to intriguing new acquisitions, here’s a breakdown of the signings made by each team:
Golden State Warriors:
- Draymond Green: The Warriors locked in their versatile forward, re-signing Green to a 4-year, $100 million deal. Green’s defensive prowess and playmaking skills make him an essential piece of Golden State’s championship aspirations.
Sacramento Kings:
- Trey Lyles: The Kings added depth to their frontcourt by signing Lyles. The details of the contract remain undisclosed, but his presence will provide valuable minutes off the bench.
Cleveland Cavaliers:
- Caris LeVert: The Cavaliers secured LeVert’s services for another two years with a $32 million contract. LeVert’s scoring ability and versatility make him a valuable asset in Cleveland’s backcourt.
Washington Wizards:
- Kyle Kuzma: The Wizards retained Kuzma’s services by re-signing him to a 4-year, $102 million deal. Kuzma’s scoring ability and versatility provide valuable support to Washington’s core.
Indiana Pacers:
- Tyrese Haliburton: The Pacers locked up their star guard in Haliburton for the foreseeable future. Haliburton agreed to a five-year maximum contract extension worth up to $260 million.
- Bruce Brown: Brown moved to the Pacers on a 2-year, $45 million contract, bringing his defensive skills and energy to Indiana’s lineup.
Toronto Raptors:
- Dennis Schroder: The Raptors addressed their backcourt by signing Schroder to a 2-year, $26 million deal. Schroder’s playmaking and scoring will be valuable assets for Toronto.
- Jakob Poeltl: The Raptors secured Poeltl’s services with a 4-year, $80 million extension. Poeltl’s interior defense and rebounding provide valuable contributions to Toronto’s roster.
Denver Nuggets:
- DeAndre Jordan: The Nuggets re-signed Jordan, ensuring their frontcourt stability with his rebounding and shot-blocking abilities.
- Reggie Jackson: Jackson also agreed to a 2-year, $10.25 million deal with the Nuggets, providing guard depth and scoring off the bench.
Phoenix Suns:
- Josh Okogie: The Suns retained Okogie by re-signing him, although specific contract details were not disclosed. Okogie’s defensive skills and athleticism make him a valuable piece of Phoenix’s rotation.
- Damion Lee: Lee re-signed with the Suns on a 2-year deal, contributing his shooting and scoring prowess to Phoenix’s pursuit of a championship.
- Chimezie Metu: Meet came to agreement with the Suns on a one-year contract, bolstering the depth of a Phoenix team primed to make a deep playoff run.
- Yuta Watanabe: The Suns reached agreement on a deal with Watanabe.
Los Angeles Lakers:
- Taurean Prince: The Lakers added Prince to their roster on a 1-year, $4.5 million deal, bringing his perimeter shooting and defensive skills to the team.
- Cam Reddish: The Lakers signed Reddish to a two-year deal, though financial details were not disclosed. Reddish’s potential and scoring ability make him an intriguing addition to Los Angeles’ lineup.
- Rui Hachimura: Los Angeles also signed Hachimura to a three-year, $51 million deal, solidifying their frontcourt rotation with his scoring and defensive potential.
Portland Trail Blazers:
- Jerami Grant: The Trail Blazers secured Grant’s services with a lucrative 5-year, $160 million extension. Grant’s versatility and scoring ability provide a significant boost to Portland’s aspirations.
Boston Celtics:
- Kristaps Porzingis: The Celtics signed Porzingis to a 2-year, $60 million extension, solidifying their frontcourt with his scoring and rim protection.
- Oshae Brissett: Brissett joined the Celtics on a two-year deal, although specific details were not disclosed. Brissett’s energy and defensive skills will add depth to Boston’s rotation.
Brooklyn Nets:
- Cam Johnson: The Nets locked in Johnson with a 4-year, $108 million extension. Johnson’s three-point shooting and versatility make him an integral part of Brooklyn’s championship pursuit.
Milwaukee Bucks
- Khris Middleton: The Bucks secured Middleton’s services with a 3-year, $102 million extension. Middleton’s scoring ability and leadership make him a crucial component of Milwaukee’s title defense.
San Antonio Spurs:
- Tre Jones: The Spurs re-signed Jones to a 2-year, $20 million deal, as they continue to develop their young talent.
- Julian Champagnie: San Antonio reached agreement on a new contract with Champagnie.
Miami Heat:
- Josh Richardson: Richardson returned to the Heat on a two-year deal, adding depth and perimeter shooting to Miami’s roster.
- Kevin Love: Love re-signed with the Heat on a 2-year, $7.4 million deal, contributing his scoring and rebounding ability to Miami’s frontcourt.
Orlando Magic:
- Joe Ingles: Ingles joined the Magic, although specific contract details were not disclosed. Ingles’ playmaking and shooting prowess will provide stability to Orlando’s roster.
Memphis Grizzlies:
- Desmond Bane: The Grizzlies signed Bane, the young guard, to a massive five-year maximum contract worth up to $207 million.
- Derrick Rose: Rose moved to the Grizzlies on a two-year deal, adding veteran leadership and scoring off the bench.
New Orleans Pelicans:
- Herbert Jones: The Pelicans secured Jones for the next four years with a $54 million contract. Jones’ defensive skills and potential make him an exciting piece of New Orleans’ future.
Dallas Mavericks:
- Kyrie Irving: The Mavericks re-signed Irving to a 3-year, $126 million deal, solidifying their backcourt alongside Luka Doncic.
- Seth Curry: Curry re-signed with the Mavericks on a two-year deal, providing his sharpshooting and offensive skills.
Houston Rockets:
- Fred VanVleet: The Rockets made a splash by signing VanVleet to a massive 3-year, $130 million deal. VanVleet’s leadership and scoring ability will be crucial for Houston’s rebuild.
Chicago Bulls:
- Coby White: The Bulls secured White’s services for the next three years with a $40 million deal. White’s scoring and playmaking ability will continue to be an asset in Chicago.
- Jevon Carter: Carter joined the Bulls on a 3-year, $20 million deal, bolstering their backcourt depth.
Minnesota Timberwolves:
- Shake Milton: Milton moved to the Timberwolves on a 2-year, $10 million contract, providing scoring and playmaking off the bench.
- Troy Brown: Brown swapped tams to the Timberwolves.
New York Knicks:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Charlotte Hornets:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Philadelphia 76ers:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Oklahoma City Thunder:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Los Angeles Clippers:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Atlanta Hawks:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Utah Jazz:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Detroit Pistons:
- None reported on Day 1 of the free agency moratorium period.
Trades
Monte Morris Traded to Pacers:
Wizards Receive: Second-Round Pick
Pistons Receive: Monte Morris
Chris Duarte Traded to Kings:
Kings Receive: Chris Duarte
Pacers Receive: Draft Compensation
Joe Harris Traded to Pistons:
Pistons Receive: Joe Harris
Nets Receive: 2 Future Second-Round Picks
Victor Oladipo Traded Back to OKC:
Thunder Receive: Victor Oladipo, Draft Compensation:
Heat Receive: $9.4M Traded Player Exception
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